Correct Craft since 1925 graphics

This is the jpg. image of the CAD graphics that I had made for the resized decals. I have it in the .ai and .eps formats. Since ether of these are universal formats, they can be used on any CAD programed equipment such as printers or embroiderers. If anyone is interested in having T shirts or jackets printed or embroidered or banners of any size made, get in touch with me. Both formats are vector plotted so they can be resized without any loss in detail. I know to some of the younger group the graphics may seem "dated" but to the older group like myself it is "classic" !!

That'd be a sweet shirt, blown up big across the back. I'd probably buy one... but would that be one of those copyright infringements that we talk about on here so much?

Nate

Mojo wrote: Hey Alan, Scrren print that across the whole back of the reunion shirt with the sponsors names around it??? Moj'

Reunion shirts??? Crap, I better get moving huh? I'll have to go put a little pressure on my designer and see what he's got for us. Gave him a few good ideas but I think it's time for a little of that subtle pressure I so enjoy dishing out.

In the meantime, Pete could you e-mail me that vector file please? email We'll see if we can work it into the back design.

I'd be carefull throwing out any CAD system can use the .ai & .eps. Photoshop and other graphic design software are not CAD software to start with.

CAD software's heavy hitters are Catia, Unigraphics, Pro-Engineer, autocad inventor and autocad and some others as well and for the 20 yrs I've used CAD never seen .ai or .eps extensons on any output or input file types ever used for anything.

8122pbrainard wrote: The copyright thing did cross my mind. Does anyone know for sure? The original decal didn't have the little R in a circle on it so the word I got from my sign guy was I really didn't have to worry about it. Is Correct Craft really going to be concerned about it since it really is a advertisement for them? Does Garzon studios (the printer of the small "since" decal) have a agreement? Someone in this group must be a lawyer. Any comments?

Better to ask forgiveness, rather than permission. They're just going to a small group of people, not like they're going to be sold at Walmart, or being sold for profit. I'd just do it, and not mention the CW words again.

Now that would be way too easy, anyway, my designer got a raise yesterday and I want my moneys worth [/QUOTE]

Hahaha, yep very easy, but I do know about people earning their keep.. I've got one right now about to get the cane,,,

Make some shirts with that logo on it anyway, I'll buy one...

Moj'

I'd be willing to bet that since Pete was dealing with a sign graphic guy that he was really meaning to refer to Vector Graphics programs like Coreldraw, Illustrator, or most sign plotting software. All of which use some form of postscript be it .eps, .ai or a native format like .cdr.

I think the reference to CAD software is not really what was meant, but the intention was good. Any real GRAPHICS program can import/export .eps files. Don't know squat about the CAD stuff so couldn't say.

What would be the differnece between a 2D CAD program and Vector Graphics type program?

I would love to see that logo embroidered huge on the back of satin jacket. Maybe I just love shiney quilted jackets?

Quinner I wouldn't concider AutoCAD a real CAD system to start with and that is the one system I have used very little it's mainly a 2-D package and piss poor at that that's why it's so cheap. I know I haven't seeen any solid modeling CAD package with those extensions ever, but might be used on the visual editor module of UG that makes pretty pictures that usually are not printed but exported visual files for presentations.

Allen graphics files are completely different than CAD files.

Doc not sure what your getting at but mainly just pointng out that CAD ( Computer Aided Drafting) is not the same as what would be used for graphics files or graphic design. Which is what you see or use to create designs/pictures/graphics on a t-shirt, bill boards, magazines, sign boards and such.

CAD is what is used to create 3-D solid models to down load to CNC equipment to generate tool paths to make parts, to create technical drawings/blue prints, to create prototype parts using sla, sls and a several other machines to represent a finsihed part you can hold in your hand not for making pretty pictures to print.

Hollywood wrote: What would be the differnece between a 2D CAD program and Vector Graphics type program? I would love to see that logo embroidered huge on the back of satin jacket. Maybe I just love shiney quilted jackets?

And what, wear plain shorts to go with it??? Yep, can't wait to see the chick sprint out of site with you in that get-up in GL. OMG, come on dude....


Moj'

8122, Age has everything to do with it,
Do you rember the IBM joke,
The tech says to the lady" put it back in the box and send it back to us,you are too dumb to own one"
This speaks volumes about me.........LOL

Alan, I emailed you asking which format you want it in. This time I'm letting you tell me what you want so I don't open up my mouth again and get in trouble with things I'm not well versed in!!!

nates78ski wrote: You would have the bright pink one wouldn't you hollywood? Nate

try reading the name on the back of the shirt, I believe it is for Ken, not kevin,

The name on the back would be nice but it would also be a ton of more work and alot more expensive to do as well.